Sentence examples for tables learned from inspiring English sources

The Front was particularly diligent in establishing schools where the children, along with reading and their multiplication tables, learned anti-American slogans.

Arithmetic fact knowledge is required, for example, in the skilled solving of multiplication problems by retrieving the result from verbal long-term memory, namely, from the multiplication tables learned in childhood.

The predicted enrichment of each dataset within each biological process was derived from the conditional probability tables learned for that dataset's node within the appropriate function-specific Bayesian classifier.

Arithmetic fact knowledge is required, for example, in the skilled solving of multiplication problems by retrieving the result from the verbal long-term memory, namely, from the multiplication tables learned in childhood.

Then move onto Division facts, where students discover there really was a point to all this and find out the wonderful mathematical things they can do with their two and 10 times tables learning.

"Then in a very constrained environment they did the task with a real robot, with real cups on real tables, learning how to pick them up.

For the Historical method, we used the PDR-table learned from the same location one day earlier.

Additional analyses (no table) learned that, in general, the abovementioned results apply equally to Belgian and Dutch women.

The bride's veil blows awry, the mother pins her down; a child at her mum's dressing table learns the same lesson at approximately four.

My son's would be painted yellow and white, with decals of happy animals climbing the walls, expensive toys stacked neatly in the corner, and he would sit at a cute little table learning from clever educative books.

When they stopped being treated equally, as entitled as anyone else to participate, when the owner Neil Bartholomey instructed that the DJ not place songbooks on their table, learning disability became the issue.